I couldn’t take my eyes off her. She kept her jeans and t shirt on the couch and started drying her hairs with towel.I was still looking at her. She...went on to dry her hair with a drier with the drier’s sound I got some control and continued with my laptop. I was taking glimpse of her again and again then she asked me if I wasn’t sleepy. I replied in negative but she said she was very tired and sleepy. So I asked her to go on with sleeping.She went to sleep and I was sitting on my laptop. It won’t hurt a bit,” Liz said with a big smile. I could see she had perfect teeth.As she went about her work Liz chatted away and I responded with mono-syllabic grunts. She mentioned how she had known Emily and Debby for over 20 years. She hadn’t always worked at this dental surgery but as she moved to different surgery’s Emily and Debby and always followed her. She had got to know their families and was really quite fond of them. Liz also noted from my address she lived in my area. We. The woman stood just outside the curtain and she was dressed very much like I expected a woman warrior to look. Hard leather armor molded to accommodate her female shape. Underneath a short white tunic that revealed much of her shapely legs. Her curly hair pulled to the back and tamed into a pony tail with a leather strap adorned with feathery things to the side. She held two long spears.” Good Morning Eric!” She handed me one and said. “The spear is one of human kind’s oldest weapons. In our. I’d been sleeping. I’d forgotten my book—I hated the damn television—so there wasn’t much else to do but sleep. But then, my state of lethargic boredom came to a screeching halt.My eyes fluttered open and she was sitting there in a currently not-in-use wheelchair.“Daddy, can we talk? Please?” said Selena Grimes. I shook my head, but decided to answer her.“If you want to apologize for insulting me or blame me for keeping you in the dark, forget it,” I said.“Okay, I understand, I won’t do those.